What this site keeps
This is a fan site run by one person. It sells nothing about you, and there is no advertising network on it.
Only if you give it
Four things on this site ask for something, and each one only keeps what you typed into it.
- Updates by email. Your address, so you can be told when something new goes up. Nothing is sent until you click the link in the first email, and every email after that carries a link that takes you off the list for good. You can also just reply and ask.
- The Wall of Love. What you wrote, the name you signed it with, and the picture if you sent one. It is meant to be public — that is the point of a wall — and it is read before it goes up.
- Fan posts. The link you sent. The words and the picture stay where they were posted and are shown from there; nothing is copied here.
- Feedback. What you wrote, which page you were on, what browser you used, and a screenshot if you attached one. Your email only if you chose to leave it.
Counted, not tracked
The site counts which pages are read, so the time spent on it goes to the things people actually look at. That count is a number per page per day. It carries no name, no address and nothing that follows you from one visit to the next.
Google Analytics also runs here, which sets its own cookies and is governed by Google's terms rather than these. Your browser's Do Not Track and any content blocker are respected — nothing here works around one.
What your browser remembers — your mixtape, whether the wall is a grid or a list, the volume you last set — stays in your browser. It is never sent anywhere and this site cannot read it.
Who else sees it
Email goes out through Resend and the site runs on Cloudflare; both hold what they must in order to do that. Clips play from the WNBA's own video, and posts from Twitter, Instagram and TikTok are loaded from those sites when a page is read, so those companies see the request the way they would anywhere else. Nobody buys anything from here, because none of it is for sale.
Getting rid of it
Ask and it goes. Use the feedback form or reply to any email from the site, and say what you want removed. There is no account to close and no form to fill in twice.
If anything here turns out to be wrong, that is a mistake rather than a policy, and telling me is the fastest way to have it fixed. This page changes when the site does; there is no version of it that was agreed to at some earlier date. Back to the site.
